The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-02-05

The ground hog saw his shadow
Wednesday.
Thursday morning we had rain
accompanied by thunder and light
ming.
Economy IL the road to wealth.
Buying your goods at Corrtli's il
economy,
The public school at Glade Val.
ley ~ being taught by Wiley T
SrIrnyer.
Mrs. Jennie Smouse. of Cumber
land, ia visiting relatives and friei.ds
IN Oakland.
The nest assortment Of buggy
whips in town at the Old Postoffice
Stand. GraDtsviiIe. r-, t..t..
DAFT forget to call at s. P.
Specht's cheap cash store. an exau.
Inc his goods and prices.
For Sale, hy J. NJ. Davis & Sons
a new $500 Side Saddle, made by
Eli McMiiien. Will take about half
price.
If you need boots or shoes y u
will save money rs buying at Head.
quarters. Go TO Correlrs.
-Correil has u big stock of heavy
mnt> and shoes which he will sell at
reducei prices to make room for
spring stock. 1928,
Mr.. J. b. Brant. who has been
doing business in Wheeling fbF se,.
eral months, WIS on u visit to- his old
home this week.
We understand that MeSsrs. Nv
tiegxer & Janiisnn will shurtiy com
mence operations with their We'll
drilling machine al PAWS. W. Va
Rev. J. NJ. Davis filIel the uui
pi, IN the NJ. E. Church Sun,tay nigh,
last, Rev. Mr.. Sharps HiDg engaged
in holding n protracted meeting at
Terra Alta.
Rev. G.. w. w. Amick will
preach II trial sermon IN the Oak land
Lutheran Church Sunday. Fes,. 18th.
at 103 O'clock A. NJ. He ~iil ..also
Dreach at Deer Park at p p. NJ. of
same day.
Mr.. Thomas Harne returned Sat.
urday from his visit to Washington
county, this State. He looks to he
several pounds heavier than when he
went away. e
Married, Sunday, Jan. Goth. at
the residence Of the brides brother,
In Oakland, hy Rev, John NJ. Davis,
Mr.. Bernhard Freise and Miss Ella
Crop, sll of Oakland, Md.
Where do you buy your station.
cry? Go to the OH Postoffice Staud
Grantsville. where they keep Blair's
celebrated stationery. which always
gives satisfaction. A new supply of
the latest styles just received.
in order 10 accommodate ny Gus
tom / have just added to my stock n
full line Of groceries, such ~ sugars.
eoffees, SPICES. canned goods, &C..
which I am prepared to sell at rock
bottom prices.
122 st w. Z. L. CoRRELL.
William Broderick has opened a
wagon and carriage making estab-
lishment on the corner Of Main and
Oak streets. All ord ers left at the
shops of Mr.. David Little and Mr..
John Yeliery, will he promptly At.
tended to. 10 80 II.
-Messrs. d. E. OfYutt and John
Shartzer have exchanged lots On
Main screet. Mr.. Offutt getting the
lot next his store. and Mr.. Shartzrr
taking the adjoining lot on the north.
The last mentinned lot fronts on
Main and Liberty streets, aud Mr..
Shartzer PROPOSES to erect Mt once
large business house at the intersec-
ton of these streets. This IL cOnsid-
cred one Of the best business locations
In Oakland.
Michael E. Malone, con yicted at
the October term of court Of AIIegany
county of msnslaughter. out under
5000 hail I'ending action of the
Court Of Appeals. gave himself up to
the court Saturday afternoon to re-
ceive his sentence. Judge Hoffman
sentenced him TO six months in the
county Jail. Malone was one Of the
four men who were ON trial for the
lynching of the insane man Johnson
IN September last, the other three
men being acquitted,
FlatwOOds.